Back in the early to mid 1990′s Fred and I and others worked with the User Group Forum on AOL to support PC & Mac User Groups on line.
Continue reading »
Here’s a powerful tool to create and show interactive presentations on your iPad: Import existing presentations as a pdf or images, integrate videos and set hyperlinks for a truly touch-enabled, mobile presentation experience
Erik Deckers and Kyle Lacy cover everything you need to know about public speaking, from learning how not to burst into flames from nervousness to identifying speaking opportunities to actually giving your talk.
I am sure that all of us as MUG presenters have had the experience of not having a presentation go exactly as planned. Well Steve Jobs and Phil Schiller have had problems as well. Continue reading »
I had really meant to go to the ACD meeting last month. I had been working Saturdays from 3 to 9 and figured I could make the trip to Richardson in the AM and still make it back to Fort Worth for my afternoon shift. But then at the last minute the new schedule showed me starting work at noon. So that meant I could attend the main meeting and see Dr. Mac. But as it turned out, I at least could see and hear his presentation over the ‘net. Continue reading »
Of course, with iWork ’09, Apple made a lot of changes, but here is a package that helps you get more out of Keynote. Continue reading »
Jumsoft releases Keynote Animations 6.0 for Apple Keynote presentations. The collection maintains over 100 animated objects, which are designed to add something more than just a few small details to presentations. Keynote Animations 6.0 is compatible with all Keynote versions from 4.0 onward. Continue reading »
Need a presentation package? 280Slides will allow you to keep you presentation on their web site. Continue reading »
